Sociology: : a multiple paradigm science
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TextPublication details: Jaipur Rawat 1975Description: 234 pISBN: 9788131611470Subject(s): Paradigms (Social sciences) | sociologyDDC classification: 301 Summary: About the Book: Sociology A Multiple Paradigm Science In recent years, the field of sociology has been undergoing a theoretical and methodological upheaval. While some sociologists have favored the scientific and theoretical approach of a purely academic science, other sociologists prefer to view their profession as a responsive, flexible science that can offer solutions to the many urgent, pressing social problems at hand. George Ritzer, in this book, has successfully brought together the many divergent views in a comprehensible manner. He explores the range and wealth of ideas that characterize the present state of sociology, offering new paradigms in place of scientism, and exploring future trends suggesting
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| 301 PRA/T Textbook of anthropology. | 301 REX/K Key Problems of sociological theory | 301 RIL/T Toward a biosocial science | 301 RIT/S Sociology: : a multiple paradigm science | 301 RIT/S Sociology: : a multiple paradigm science | 301 ROH/I Introducing anthropology | 301 SAE/M A Macat analysis of Hannah Arendt's The human condition |
About the Book: Sociology A Multiple Paradigm Science In recent years, the field of sociology has been undergoing a theoretical and methodological upheaval. While some sociologists have favored the scientific and theoretical approach of a purely academic science, other sociologists prefer to view their profession as a responsive, flexible science that can offer solutions to the many urgent, pressing social problems at hand. George Ritzer, in this book, has successfully brought together the many divergent views in a comprehensible manner. He explores the range and wealth of ideas that characterize the present state of sociology, offering new paradigms in place of scientism, and exploring future trends suggesting
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